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Breast cancer by the numbers: What to know about diagnoses, survival rates (opens the original)
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A look at diagnoses, survival and where disparities persist. Oct. 1 marks the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, putting a spotlight on the second most common cancer diagnosed among women. Although the rates of women diagnosed with breast cancer have increased, death rates have been declining and five-year survival rates have risen. It's not just women; men are also diagnosed with the disease. Additionally, disparities persist among races and ethnicities. Here's what you need to know ab
Insomnia linked to higher risk of dementia, suicide, stroke and other major health issues: Study (opens the original)
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The findings do not prove that insomnia directly causes the health problems. Insomnia may be linked to an increased risk of stroke, dementia and several mental health conditions, a new study finds. Researchers from Austria, Germany, Italy and Switzerland analyzed approximately 20 comprehensive review studies, involving millions of participants across multiple countries, to evaluate the impact of insomnia on health. The study, published Sunday in the journal Sleep Medicine Reviews, found that ins
Eating more ultra-processed foods linked to worse health, study finds (opens the original)
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Examples include packaged snacks, processed meat products and sugary drinks. Eating more ultra-processed foods is linked to higher health risks, including death, according to a new study published in Family Medicine and Community Health. Researchers found that consuming higher amounts of ultra-processed foods increased the risk of heart disease, strokes, obesity, diabetes, depression and anxiety, digestive issues, and cancer. Ultra-processed foods contain “significant amounts of added sugars, sa
FDA examines use of testosterone prescriptions for menopause (opens the original)
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There is rising off-label use of testosterone among menopausal women. Testosterone therapy is increasingly being used by menopausal women but specialists at a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) public workshop cautioned on Thursday that key questions about its long-term safety remain unanswered. Studies show that while adult males generally have 15 times more total testosterone than females, testosterone is the most abundant sex hormone in premenopausal women, produced at about three times the r
Residential air pollution linked to higher depression scores among 9/11 responders: Study (opens the original)
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Approximately 39% of responders met criteria for probable PTSD. In the 25 years since 9/11, researchers have examined first responders' later-life exposure to fine-particle air pollution, known as PM2.5, as well as temperature and greenness in the neighborhoods where they lived. Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai analyzed data from 18,734 responders who live in New York City and are enrolled in one of the World Trade Center Health Clinical Centers of Excellence. Approxima
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